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Reviewer:
njpg -





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Not really all that sloppy...
...but very mellow. I like this show a lot. Pretty much all the newer material is polished. The flute player sounds like he can't hear himself sometimes, but a damn good show.
Reviewer:
PhotonBoy -




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Beautiful, intimate, sloppy heartfelt show..
..what more to say? If you are new to the Dead and want to understand the emotional appeal they had to so many this is a good place to start.
Reviewer:
ah_uh_oh_um -





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The GRATEFUL DEAD "Live On Stage" August 21, 1969 at the Green Lake Aqua Theater, Seattle, Washington, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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69' Soundboard!
~ This Day In GRATEFUL DEAD History~
Summer of 69'
Blah, blah blah....great show....
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Eat, Drink, Be Merry and Listen to the GRATEFUL DEAD...for tomorrow we may die...
Thanks for the LOVE from 1969.
Reviewer:
Burnt Rich -




Subject:
Excellent, unique set.
Great show...like none I have heard. Chill,meandering versions of numerous tunes. The flute addition works. Loose vibe to the whole show, but well played and a great recording that captures all the lil' bells whistles, knocks and assorted yip and hoos-hoos on stage. Jerry's voice is beautiful--check out Doin' That Rag... Psychedelic 69' before things got more bare bones and Country over the next months to come. 4 1/2 stars, IMO.
Reviewer:
Little Nemo -



Subject:
Nice mellow show
The feel is relaxed and laid-back, but in a good way. highlights are: an early, slow, jammy Casey Jones; FIRST PERFORMANCE of Easy Wind, with great jam; second half of Dew; Minglewood (first one in a long time) and China Cat with Lloyd on flute. At 6:33, the shortest Dark Star. TOO is good as always. Sounds like they were still recovering from Woodstock just four days earlier (note that though Bear's master read 8/21, the poster for this date says 8/20).
Reviewer:
candyman123 -




Subject:
gooey show
psychadelic 69 good stuff very interesting early casey jones with a nice intro sound is good
Reviewer:
candyman123 -




Subject:
gooey show
psychadelic 69 good stuff very interesting early casey jones with a nice intro sound is good
Reviewer:
AugustNine -





Subject:
Flute...
Charles Lloyd plays flute. Popular jazz musician at the time, also played tenor, played with such greats as Cannonball and Keith Jarret. Faded into obscurity in the '70s. Went into teaching trancendental meditation.
Reviewer:
Mike Ashenfelder -




Subject:
Question about flute player
Does anyone know who the flute player is toodling behind the band?
Reviewer:
mikefitz -




Subject:
Pretty hot
Nice quality for '69. The Morning Dew... the whole show.. is crispy. This is well worth the time stream and enjoy.